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cacasplat3 punchin NOS
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Posted: Sun Jul 23, 2006 5:06 pm Post subject: |
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i cyah remember who it was.
doh forget meh on the parts eh.  |
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A33_VQ35 Trinituner Peong
Joined: 30 Apr 2004 Tech posts: 428 Location: Nowhere/Everywhere My 2NRide: NISSAN CEFIRO A33
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Posted: Tue Jul 25, 2006 8:55 am Post subject: |
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Ok let me clear up a few thing here cause i have also done extensive research on these things.
First the A32 and 33 VQ's ARE different. But the main difference is that the A33 models(2001 +) come with variable Dual intake runners(black upper intake manifold) as opposed to the Single intake runner(silver upper intake manifold). It's called the VIAS system. Look it up.
In the VQ3.0 an up it gives as much as 30hp up top as it only activates at 5000RPM. With regards to the manual for the A33, i don't think they ever came in manual, as in the states they are known as the infiniti I35 and never came with a gearbox. I have done extensive research on it an yet to come across a manual version. The A32 u can get a manual conversion for it.
cacasplat3 i to have a A33 and realise the only options is to go bigger displacement as u will run into problems with engine management. So far yur options are JWT(u will need to get an older ecu and they will have to mod it to work) Technosquare (they upgrade 2001 an up but no-one has proven there theory of increased rev limit) and then there is the proven Greddy e-manage ultimate( u get to increase rev limit, remove speed limiter, adjust timing, a/f ratio an a whole lot of sheit.).
u can boost the engine u have but is real stress an i also have not seen anybody who boosted over 10psi. An i don't think u can get aftermarketparts like pistons an rods, i could be wrong.
With regards to brakes, the 300zx setup is a direct bolt on. u jus have to mill the diamater bout 2-3 millimeters for it to clr the calipers. an u will need to increase the size of yur rims to at least 17's.
Suspension wise, tokico makes a complete shocks and spring setup that lowers the car 1.5 inches in front and 1.3 in the back. also it is 5 way adjustable for only $600US. which is cheaper that the stock setup from N&M.
The A33 is a very heavy car which is y de primera's can do it to us.
U can put in the VQ35 which is the grand master but it's alot of work and literally to much headache as the electronics are different,(uses drive by wire throttle), also u will need to find a way around the stock anti-theft system which is a pain!!!
cdx2k1 - the rods and valve train and head bolts need to be upgraded only if u plannin to hit more that 7200RPM. Only then will it break it. Also the VQ35 rods not a beefy as the VQ30 so most of the times guys use the VQ30 to modify.
I have links to back up all my stuff so pm me if u want to find out more. |
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cdx2k1 Riding on 17's
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Posted: Tue Jul 25, 2006 9:03 am Post subject: |
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^^Send me the links.Info is always good  |
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cacasplat3 punchin NOS
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Posted: Tue Jul 25, 2006 9:00 pm Post subject: |
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Rodney T, good info, i'll save this thread,
as for the vq3.5 it have ah fwd version? i though the closest one was the 3.4 which came in the newest cefiro.
i still preffer the tein coilovers, cuz of the fact that it ajustable, like if u know u wah carry it to dex for ah lil run, u just drop it ah lil extra, i never liked the fixed droping systems, cuz if u were to strip yuh car of the interior u could end up with ah uneven looking ride height.
was wondering if there is any electronic system that you can use that will completely elliminate the need for the original ecu, (i mean like a new aftermarket device which can run the entire system) that would make life easier.
but the more and more i think about this, the less and less i want to do it. i think i'll stick to just staying n/a but with a lot of tuning, cuz the boost part sounding real costly.  |
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A33_VQ35 Trinituner Peong
Joined: 30 Apr 2004 Tech posts: 428 Location: Nowhere/Everywhere My 2NRide: NISSAN CEFIRO A33
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Posted: Wed Jul 26, 2006 8:17 am Post subject: |
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Yes it have a FWD version, but it is to much work to convert IMO. i can send u a link detailing what is necessary to convert to the 3.5L. an u cannot use a 350Z 3.5L. and a FWD transmission would not work.
The tokico shocks i mentioned is adjustable- 5 ways with a screwdriver.
only the springs is fixed. the shocks adjustable.
with regards to stand alone engine management i not sure. seems that the car has a lot of electronics that may not work with a stand alone. remenber our car's transmission is electronically controlled, an i don't mean like dem b14 or almera. we have a separate TCM(transmission control module) to deal with that. Our car uses solenoid valves to change gears. So u would run into problems. |
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cacasplat3 punchin NOS
Joined: 29 Jul 2005 Tech posts: 3170 Location: Where Fuel Is Cheaper Than Bottled Water...... My 2NRide:
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Posted: Wed Jul 26, 2006 6:49 pm Post subject: |
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i know the 350z vq was out ah the question, i remember watching an episode of monster garage where they swapped a vq35de into a 2-door 120y for drifting. the electrician who had all the wiring diagrams, and a lot of experience with top of the line engines took about 2 days to figure out the wiring system, that was pressure for him, so doh talk bout the electricians we have here.
today i do some thinking, 6psi of boost, with all relevant electronics, and suspension/brakes upgrades. should be less work than @10psi, do you think the internals cand hold up to the 6 psi?
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With regards to brakes, the 300zx setup is a direct bolt on. u jus have to mill the diamater bout 2-3 millimeters for it to clr the calipers. an u will need to increase the size of yur rims to at least 17's.
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i doh understand why i have to mill the "diameter". which diameter do i have to mill? the rotor? will the calipers from the 300zx bolt up directly to my present stock suspension setup? or do i have to drill some new holes for it to line up?
i have 17's on right now, only thing is, they look really small, and 18's ah lil out ah my reach right now.  |
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x2floor I LUV THIS PLACE
Joined: 12 May 2004 Tech posts: 989 Location: P.O.S., Trinidad, W.I. My 2NRide: Honda Accord
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Posted: Wed Jul 26, 2006 8:06 pm Post subject: |
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the cefiro i have has a vq20de, fwd. it produces somewhere around 160hp. the engine is a v6 2.0l non aspirated one
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Nissan VQ20DE 2.0L DOHC 24V all alluminium V6 with 148HP/150ps @ 6400rpm
and 18.3kg-m/179.5Nm/132ft-lbs of torque @ 4000rpm (DIN) |
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cacasplat3 punchin NOS
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Posted: Wed Jul 26, 2006 9:12 pm Post subject: |
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Nissan VQ20DE 2.0L DOHC 24V all alluminium V6 with 148HP/150ps @ 6400rpm
and 18.3kg-m/179.5Nm/132ft-lbs of torque @ 4000rpm (DIN)
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hmmmmmmmmmm, well i thought it was more, and the certified copy have 179hp
the torque reading is good though.
but ah lil tuning and modification could make that close to 300hp  |
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sr20ve 3NE 2NR Power Seller
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Posted: Wed Jul 26, 2006 9:49 pm Post subject: |
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| the american altima SER had a gearbox that can work on the vq20 ... and most of the 350Z mods will mork on this engine |
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x2floor I LUV THIS PLACE
Joined: 12 May 2004 Tech posts: 989 Location: P.O.S., Trinidad, W.I. My 2NRide: Honda Accord
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Posted: Thu Jul 27, 2006 2:51 am Post subject: |
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here is my 2cents:
you have an a33 cefiro and obviously want more power. ofcourse $$$ is needed so what is your budget? how much cash willing to dish out? i assume that you wanna keep your car for quite a long while and have reliable operation even after a swap plus the added benefit of having warranties for the parts correct?
then, maybe rodney could clarify but drop a VQ35DE in and replace the tranny with a Nissan 350Z/Nissan Maxima (USDM)/Nissan Altima SER/Infiniti G35 6-speed manual or get the more powerful 5-speed automatic/manumatic tranny lifted from an Infiniti I35/Infiniti M35/Infiniti G35/Nissan 350Z etc etc
get your parts from JWT like:
S1 Billet cams, valve spring & shim kit, friction plate kit, clutch set, sports flywheel, pop charger, gt40r turbo, ceramic headers
thats 39HP added to stock 300HP if you get your VQ35DE from the 350Z and 6-speed manual tranny. So you have 339HP not including the boost you will get from that turbo. Im sure you will clock 500HP+
you can also add the stillen valve body upgrade for the automatic tranny if you choose.
other stillen parts that u can get are:
hks super fire plugs, stillen performance alluminium radiator (if you choose the 6-speed tranny)
another upgrade is the borla cat-back stainless steel t-304 exhaust with a turbo muffler 2.5" diameter.
and lastly a Brembo sport disc OEM replacement rotors (ventillated and cross drilled) with Ceramicool pads to work on the stock calipers should do fine.
You can have the baddest Cefiro in T'dad with a very bad price! |
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x2floor I LUV THIS PLACE
Joined: 12 May 2004 Tech posts: 989 Location: P.O.S., Trinidad, W.I. My 2NRide: Honda Accord
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Posted: Thu Jul 27, 2006 2:57 am Post subject: |
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ofcourse, there is the added benefits of a coilover suspension, high performance toyo proxes tyres, 17" or 18" light weight rims, forged light weight pistons and NOS with some definite access to C-16
imagine a cefiro runnnin 11s on the 1320!!  |
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A33_VQ35 Trinituner Peong
Joined: 30 Apr 2004 Tech posts: 428 Location: Nowhere/Everywhere My 2NRide: NISSAN CEFIRO A33
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Posted: Thu Jul 27, 2006 9:08 am Post subject: |
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| x2floor wrote: | here is my 2cents:
you have an a33 cefiro and obviously want more power. ofcourse $$$ is needed so what is your budget? how much cash willing to dish out? i assume that you wanna keep your car for quite a long while and have reliable operation even after a swap plus the added benefit of having warranties for the parts correct?
then, maybe rodney could clarify but drop a VQ35DE in and replace the tranny with a Nissan 350Z/Nissan Maxima (USDM)/Nissan Altima SER/Infiniti G35 6-speed manual or get the more powerful 5-speed automatic/manumatic tranny lifted from an Infiniti I35/Infiniti M35/Infiniti G35/Nissan 350Z etc etc
get your parts from JWT like:
S1 Billet cams, valve spring & shim kit, friction plate kit, clutch set, sports flywheel, pop charger, gt40r turbo, ceramic headers
thats 39HP added to stock 300HP if you get your VQ35DE from the 350Z and 6-speed manual tranny. So you have 339HP not including the boost you will get from that turbo. Im sure you will clock 500HP+
you can also add the stillen valve body upgrade for the automatic tranny if you choose.
other stillen parts that u can get are:
hks super fire plugs, stillen performance alluminium radiator (if you choose the 6-speed tranny)
another upgrade is the borla cat-back stainless steel t-304 exhaust with a turbo muffler 2.5" diameter.
and lastly a Brembo sport disc OEM replacement rotors (ventillated and cross drilled) with Ceramicool pads to work on the stock calipers should do fine.
You can have the baddest Cefiro in T'dad with a very bad price! |
the problem is that as far as i have researched, there is no manual conversion for the Cefiro(A33)/infiniti I35(USDM). The altima of course comes with a 6-speed box but i not sure if u could use the shifter and rods on the A33. Mind u in the US there are 2 differnet types of A33, there is the infiniti I35 which is the same exact car we get here from singapore, and there is the maxima A33(fifth generation) which shares the same chassis jus different body panels. So basically things like suspension and brakes are direct bolt on's.
With regards to the power outpur of the VQ35 - all do not produce 300hp stock. The only 1 that does comes from a limited edition 350Z which would not fit in our cars. check here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nissan_VQ_engine
| cacasplat3 wrote: | i doh understand why i have to mill the "diameter". which diameter do i have to mill? the rotor? will the calipers from the 300zx bolt up directly to my present stock suspension setup? or do i have to drill some new holes for it to line up?
i have 17's on right now, only thing is, they look really small, and 18's ah lil out ah my reach right now. |
Yeah the rotor will have to mill as it won't clr the calipers an rotate properly. Other thatn that it is a direct bolt on as it already comes 5 hole. What u can do is when u get the brakes bolt it up an see before u do anything.
Yes u can go up to 8PSI on stock internals i believe. Most of the guys in the US put a supercharger kit on it an done. but the kit real expensive yes!!
Stick with the 17's for now. If u do decide to put in either the VQ30 or 35, then u may need to get 18's as these VQ's very torquey!!. an upgrade yur profile to 235/45or50.
And don't worry there are mods for the VQ30 an up. U can get CAI, Full cat back exhaust complete with headers, y-pipe and b-pipe, cams, upgraded ignition, OEM Brembos rotors like X2floor said which are believe it ot not cheaper than the Original.
I estimate about $30000 for everything as i need to get rims also. If u already have bigger rims then yur budget will be considerably less as everything would need to come from US as u not gettin aftermarket parts here in T&T for our cars.
And there is always the option for NOS!!
I saw somebody mentioned 11 secs. It is not impossible as with jus bolt on's an exhaust and proper engine management there is a 4th generation maxima(A32) that is doing 13.4secs in North america. Without NOS and FI!!!!! |
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cacasplat3 punchin NOS
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Posted: Thu Jul 27, 2006 9:07 pm Post subject: |
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hmmmmmmmmmmmm well look thing, ah man say $30,000. that eh bad to do 11 seconds. but i eh wah swap out the engine, i wah keep the original engine and just drop some mod's on it. just got an e-mail back from tein, they said they cant guarantee fitment of any of their parts on the cefiro, althought there is a guy in malasyia who has a set of tein's on his cefiro (no modifications to anything)
rodney, the brembo rotors, how much for them?(and where can i get them) i think right now i have a bent front rotor, cuz when i holding brakes over 90kmph the steering vibrates a lot.
i really want ah gearbox, but if i cyah get one to fit, small thing. tranny for that.
i eh wah NOS, i just want ah daily driver that could eat the black off the road. |
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x2floor I LUV THIS PLACE
Joined: 12 May 2004 Tech posts: 989 Location: P.O.S., Trinidad, W.I. My 2NRide: Honda Accord
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Posted: Fri Jul 28, 2006 1:48 am Post subject: |
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^^^^^^^3 useful websites for you:
www.jimwolftechnology.com
www.stillen.com
www.autoanything.com
the last website has exactly what you looking for, OEM brembo replacement rotors and ceramicool pads. All what i mentioned came from those 3 sites.
as for you keeping your VQ20DE, sry pal, your options are quite limited. I suggest doing minor stuff like machining your cams to create slightly higher lift and duration; a CAI and an upgraded exhaust 1.5 to 2" perhaps. More experienced people should tell you cause you dont wanna lose torque.
It doesn't make sense really spending all that money on a vehicle that would still strain to out accelerate a stock SiR or even try to ketch a ITR. I say, u want daily driver with hott performance but staying with a Nissan formula then get a p11 primera already with a SR20DE and work your magic there. The possibilities are endless. Hell even a B13 and B14 can be acquired just for racing fun. S14s and S15s too. Let the Cefiro pamper you will its soft suspension and Toyota Crown like ride and prevent it from being embarassed by a car costing half the price. Smoke-em with a smaller SR20DET vehicle.  |
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cacasplat3 punchin NOS
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Posted: Fri Jul 28, 2006 7:27 pm Post subject: |
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thanks for the links, i'll read them. you have a point about getting smoked with the 2.0 but with a 3.0 and boost, hardly likely i'll get smoked from the ususal highway runners.
a proper 3.0 would be one from the infiniti i30 or if i could find one sumwhere at all.
but according to this: | Quote: |
the american altima SER had a gearbox that can work on the vq20 ... and most of the 350Z mods will mork on this engine
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i could find some parts around for the 2.0 (i think) but this project far from the making, if it will happen, it would be within the next 2 years, cuz thats when i'll have enough money.
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Let the Cefiro pamper you will its soft suspension and Toyota Crown like ride and prevent it from being embarassed by a car costing half the price. Smoke-em with a smaller SR20DET vehicle.
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where is the fun in doing that? at least this way, i could say i is one of ah kind right now i stock and it have plently ppl on the road struggling to keep up with me, so i eh too worried.  |
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cacasplat3 punchin NOS
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Posted: Mon Jul 31, 2006 8:58 pm Post subject: |
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Nissan VQ20DE 2.0L DOHC 24V all alluminium V6 with 148HP/150ps @ 6400rpm
and 18.3kg-m/179.5Nm/132ft-lbs of torque @ 4000rpm (DIN)
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i just found this:
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This DOHC 24-valve 2.0 L V6 produces 155 to 160 hp (116 to 119 kW) and 137 to 145 ft·lbf (186 to 197 Nm).
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x2floor I LUV THIS PLACE
Joined: 12 May 2004 Tech posts: 989 Location: P.O.S., Trinidad, W.I. My 2NRide: Honda Accord
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Posted: Wed Aug 02, 2006 2:51 am Post subject: |
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^^^interesting, i got my specs from one of nissan's websites. the figures are for jdm but wikipedia was known to give slightly off information. nevertheless, i really hope its correct though. take into consideration the specs i posted are DIN not EEC or SAE. thanks 4 the info  |
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cacasplat3 punchin NOS
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Posted: Wed Aug 02, 2006 8:09 pm Post subject: |
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have to dyno the car, but not right now, cuz i doh have the time.
i really considering the swap out instead of modding the original, or a larger engine.
most likely ah sr20det will be the engine used, its lightweight, and produces quite a lot of power when compared to a modded vq20de, the sr also has a bigger market for aftermarket parts, which will make modding a lot easier.  |
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Chiney punchin NOS
Joined: 03 Apr 2005 Tech posts: 3013 Location: Maracas,St.Joseph My 2NRide: Nissan Wingroad
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Posted: Sat Aug 12, 2006 12:57 pm Post subject: |
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^^ i am no longer swapping out jed..
i wanna get ah new ride for de project later on.. this FWD givin me tro much or ah bottleneck interms of engine choice.. i really wanna go 2jz or rb25det or rb26dett
so i cant keep this... |
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Chiney punchin NOS
Joined: 03 Apr 2005 Tech posts: 3013 Location: Maracas,St.Joseph My 2NRide: Nissan Wingroad
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Posted: Sat Aug 12, 2006 12:57 pm Post subject: |
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doin over the complete intake this week though.. will post pics and let u kno how it works  |
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